Constitutional Law

KingCast presents: 5/11 gifts and questions.

By Christopher King

Whereas exercise and teamwork values are both promoted by soccer;
Whereas Franconia has a vigorous network of soccer clubs;
Whereas Youth need the venue and appropriate equipment to enjoy soccer without undue harassment;
Whereas KingCast has taken a personal interest in the safety and welfare of Franconia area Youth;

Be advised that a Money Order in the amount of $250 will be presented to the Franconia Recreation Department for their Youth Soccer programs on 18 May. This money is to be shared evenly between the boys and girls divisions in a manner deemed appropriate by the Director. Next year there will be a KingCast First Amendment $500.00 scholarship contest for the student who writes the best essay on the First Amendment and Open Government. Applications will be due on 5/11 and the winner will be announced on 4 July, 2010.

Question:
Dear Attorney Modigliani: Where the hell is that dash cam video of Bruce McKay harassing that 79 year-old elder on or about 5/10 (2007). You promised it to me but you have uncharacteristically failed to keep in touch as to the progress on this one, as noted in this post.

Question:
Why did Liko Kenney's lawyer sell him out the way he did in this 2003 hearing, in which he never raised the fact that Bruce McKay had violated Liko Kenney's Civil Rights back at Fox Hill Park? That's why the BS underlying charge of Liko having a marijuana pipe in his duffel bag in the trunk -- not even in use -- was nol-prossed because it was an unlawful search and a Fourth Amendment violation. Anyway, read the sentencing transcript right here (will scan tomorrow) in which Judge Jean K. Burling twice tells Liko Kenney "you are ordered to have no indirect or direct contact with Officer Bruce McKay,"(p.10) whatever the hell that meant.

PS: The New Old Man was photographed by M deRham at her home.

We use video podcasting at KingCast.net and Justiceforkids.net to protect the First Amendment and highlight corporate and police abuse, such as the Ohio Board of Grievances, American Tower Corporation, Jaffrey Police Department, and the NAACP have all told material lies or unlawfully withheld evidence

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 10, 2009 (boomark / email).